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After removing the display cable connector, I can no longer snap it back into place. I dont know if the connector attached to the logic bord or display is at fault. Is there anyway to tell? Do I need to purchase a new monitor?
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@allydelish, It looks like you got the text describing the images backwards? Logic board connector <-> Display connector.
The connector on the logic board looks destroyed, as in will not allow the display to “snap” in. You’ll have two options:
The job of replacing the connector is not a first time DIY job! It requires skill and a lot of fairly expensive tools in order to do it. Hot air rework station, appropriate solder and flux, replacement connector(s), microscope, ++.
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Just to make sure, Are you talking about this image : https://ibb.co/nRL6p8h
This is the closeup of the display. The one with the letters & numbers is on the logicboard.
@allydelish Yes, that’s the one, just me misreading and being a little tired :s
The cable on image https://ibb.co/nwJkB9p is removable. Its a picture of this: MacBook Air 13" (Late 2018-Late 2020) Display Cable|Shopping|SSC|Parts|tROAS390}&pk_source=google&pk_medium=cpc&pk_kwd=&gclid=CjwKCAiAleOeBhBdEiwAfgmXfzabITom8ea6kRULRPa7WGBmMotaMKHNeMZZde6PN8S8Iuc6p8p4oRoCDRwQAvD_BwE
I removed it and took a picture. I was going to replace the cable, but thought Id ask first.
@geirandersen Can you send me a link for the part that would need to be soldered on.
@allydelish If you could find your logic board number, I’ll see what I can find. It’s printed on the logic board itself
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@allydelish, We would need better and more closeup images than the link. Use a lot of lighting, preferably a camera with macro functionality and a tripod (stand) to keep it still and a very high F-stop (aperture). The high F-stop requires a lot of light to pass through a tiny aperture, which increases the shutter speed greatly which makes it necessary to use a tripod.
Update your question with new images: Adding images to existing questions.
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uploaded new images. looks like it might be the display.
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